Hydrogen

European Commission Approves Up to €1.4 Billion for Fourth Hydrogen IPCEI

The European Commission has approved up to €1.4 billion in public funding for the fourth Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) in the hydrogen sector. The project, named IPCEI Hy2Move, aims to support research, innovation, and the first industrial deployment in the hydrogen value chain across seven member states: Estonia, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Slovakia, and Spain. The initiative is expected to attract an additional €3.3 billion in private investments and involves 11 companies and over 200 indirect partners. The project will cover various hydrogen technologies, including mobility applications, fuel cell development, onboard storage solutions, and hydrogen production for refueling stations. Completion is anticipated by 2031, creating approximately 3,600 direct jobs and many more indirectly.

Czech Government Approves Updated Hydrogen Strategy to Boost Green Energy Transition

The Czech government has approved an updated hydrogen strategy aimed at accelerating the country's transition to green energy. Announced on July 19, 2024, the strategy focuses on developing hydrogen technology and infrastructure to support the growth of a sustainable energy sector. The updated plan includes a significant increase

Polish Hydrogen Buses Expand to Another French City

Polish hydrogen bus manufacturer Solaris has expanded its reach in France, delivering its eco-friendly vehicles to the city of Dijon. The move marks another significant step in Solaris' strategy to strengthen its presence in the European market, particularly in the realm of sustainable urban transport. Solaris, a well-known producer

Global Hydrogen Rejoins NewConnect Market Following Restructuring

Polish renewable energy firm Global Hydrogen has reentered the NewConnect market following a significant restructuring process, the company announced on Wednesday. The Warsaw-based firm, which focuses on hydrogen energy solutions, had temporarily suspended trading to facilitate internal adjustments and strategic realignment. Global Hydrogen’s return to the market marks a

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